August 21, 1939 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CiTyY_NUG NUGGET _ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, en = ~ STORK BRINGS DAUGHTER * Born to Mr. and rs. C. G. ing, Monday, 1939, -a daughter. ‘ SURE GY YS ARS. Ek “ay ‘ ‘Miss Dorothy August 21, : Feagans of Keno, “Spent Sunday in’Nevada City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geary Feagans, who has been at Alleghany. LTE ssclitiaeniiniaaesdidintaianndiaaiiaaaeaiaaiaa ee a] “COLOMBO BULLION Faller. _ of Butler street, Grass Valley, in the (Nevada City Sanitarium this morn-. School Supplies We carry the largest and most complete stock of schoeoi. stafionery needs. GYRAL — Note BINDERS—From 10c — PARKETTE and Cliprer Fountain Pens. Mechanical Drawin Sets, Art and Drawing Supplies, PENCILS, TABLETS, INKS,: ETC, SPECIAL—LUNCH KITS $1.3 R. E. HARRIS: me a Phone DRUG STORE . 100 Books in all ORE GIVEN MILL TEST Art Hammond nd interested in the Colombo Bullion mine at Sierra City stated Saturday that the ore accord‘ing to aSsay sheets from the International Smelter and Refining comseny of Salt Lake ‘City runs as follows: 7 ot one: Shipped May 5, 1939 and containing 1370 pounds of concentrates brought $877.47; lot ‘two, shipped June 14, a car load shipment containing 99,940 pounds of ore brought $1130.76. the ore value ayeraging $27 per ton; lot three, shipped July 12, with a freight weight . of 112,340 pounds of ore brought . ' $917.33 or an average value of $20.1543 per ton; lot four, shipped July 14, containing 120,780 pounds of ore / $2025.48 or $40.768 per ton. . ‘This property contains 150 acres and was owned and operated by the late Frank J. Cook for 40 years. Mr. HHammond states there is a 5 foot vein producing the ore which comes /out through the number three tunnel. Mrs. Hammond is a daughter of the late Mr. Cook. The mine is leas;ed to R. D. Compton and W. G. Far. rell. ey and other relatives. Nevada SECOND FIDDL TUESDAY and af US'E A human drama HELL’S KITCHEN ster as well, forms the novel plot demonstration of Sonja’s supreme ice skating talent in a moving musical drama. One of the film features of 1939. bonky-tonk chorus girl and a ranch manager who is starting life .all over again after being sent to prison for a crime he did not commit. Robert Young is presented as the ranch manager and Ann Sothern appears as Maisie. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Theatre MONDAY Starring Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power with music by _ Irving Berlin in a beautiful, graceful WEDNESDAY based upon the romance of a The ‘Dead-End”’ kids in a new type roles. How they reform the roform school, and an ex-gang_INCENDIARISTS STILL B 'SY IN LOCAL FORESTS A fire believed to be of incendiary . origin flared up in the You Bet section yesterday afternoon at about 1:30 and before. being brought unclub. der control had burned over 100 acres of ground. Two roads, an old hydraulic wash and a stream helped to ward the Steep Hollow district. There . with State Ranger Sharpe and the! Tahoe National Forest sent 50 CCC boys out also. Whites Crossing The fire north of Nevada City which started Friday near Whites Crossing below the Excelsior ditch covered 150 acres of timber and 200 acres of brush before being brought under control. The flumes were burned out in several places letting water out that was flowing to the Pleasant Vailey section and it will be two or three days before the flumes are repaired. The fire burned ali day . ROTARY SPEAKER ,ial session of ;a.rule, restoring to that keep the fire in control. It burned tO-. business of naming . deal with the various. bills that are were 16 state men on the fire lines! SEN. SEAWELLIS “Ninety per cent of the legislators, meeting: in’ Sacramento last session, did so with an open mind and a willingness to ects cei with © Senator Olson,’’ declared State Senator . Jerrold Seawell this noon in an address before the Grass Valley Rotary + The senate, however, at the spec1938 had adopted body the committees to . offered in every session, This was 2 ‘constitutional prerogative that shad i been lost many years ago when this duty was assigned to the lieutenant governor. The senate on convening in January enforced this rule, and accordingly a committee on committees was named by the Senate itself, which proceeded to name all _ the usual committees on legislaton, despite the protest of Lieutenant Goyernor Patterson. Both the assembly made a thorough examination of the governor's budget and proceeded ‘to pare it down. Saving thereby some 15 millions of tax payers money. The relief ' health, HELD ON CHARGE . > Alfred Nicholson: 4% years of age, is held in the county jail on a charge preferred by the mother of a 17 year old girl. The arrest was made by Undersheriff Wii: Woods and Deputy Fred Williford, Saturday. week ago. Dan Coughlan was brought to NaCHARGE DISMISSED Harry Miller of the Rough and Ready district, arrested on a peace disturbance charge, came up for his ; araignment today. His wife appeared : and dismissed the charges, and they 4 went away together. Deputy Sheriff Carl T. Larsen made the vada City from Columbia Hill Saiurday to undergo treatments for his Mrs. in Boulder street. Clara Searfe has had a new pavement laid in front of her home DOZYOU KNOW THAT. ; Exide Batteries may save your life in a modern hospital Electric light companies take every ‘precaution to prevent current interi fuptions. But, in many modern hospitals, if operating-room lights SHOULD go out, emergency lighting systems equipped with Exide Batteries auto‘matically and instantly provide light. \Hospitals depend on Exides because long experience has proved their +over a period of several years, was vada City. "TRANSFERS ANNOUNCED Alex Campbell, formerly of Stersen National Forest, has been chosen to fill the vacancy left by transfer of William Anderson. Campbell will have charge of the North Bloomfield and Mt. Oro sections. About a month ago Ranger Frank McCaslin who had been in the same section promoted to a position in the Georgeof “Hell's Kitchen. a town section in El Dorado National Forest. of “ome in and see our large stock of school needs in every department. Our prices are lower than ever before. WE. ALSO CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES MENS CORDUROY PANTS ZIPPER FRONT CREAM AND ARMY COLOR 2.93 HIGH SCHOOL BELTS BOUGHT ESPECIALLY FOR NEVADA HIGH Belt and 9O8e buckle SWEAT SHIRTS All Color and Fieece Lined. A dandy garment for school Garment for 9O8e school Others at 59c and 79c PENCIL TABLETS x10" ; size 4de 65 sheets of fine smooth finish {Knit Rayon : All sizes ] BOYS! PLAID FRONT be EATERS 1.930 Colorful! Warm! Durable! All wool front—with raglan sleeves, back and trim in Slide Fastener Front! . contrasting knit. Half belted back ! NEW FALL STYLES! GIRLS’ SKIRTS ' Priced! apabee All -.woolflannel, rayon-and-wool shetlands and plaids! Hip, bodice, . 8 suspender sa ies3-16, Economy SWEATERS GIRLS’ PURE WOOL Sizes to 16 9oe . Need J Girls! Rearing You ree Back To-School Girls: New Sunny Tucker DRESSESIn Fall 938e BOYS’ WORK SHIRTS Sanforized for lasting fit! Of tough Triple Stitched! covert or chambray 39e Styles! Miss Prep © GIRL PANTIES Sizes 814 to 10 BOYS SLACK SOCKS Elastic Tops! Bright Colors! 100 25e CHILDREN A 2 Many colors Closed or yy . Fly Front! BOYS’ BRIEFS LASTEX WAIST 19¢ Friday and until the next morning Miss Retha Downey of Smartville; before being brought under control spent the week end in ‘Nevada City by 30 state fire fighters from Yuba with her mother, Mrs. George Downand Nevada counties and 75 CCC boys . from Camp Forbes, Hobart and Tahoe, and a bull dozer from the Tahoe . National Forest headquarters at NeFOR FOREST SERVICE ling City and coming from the Las. IMPROVEMENTS City; Mrs. Jeannette Harris, William Nevada City; part of the budget was removed and made into a separate bill. Senator Seawell expects a special session of the legislature to be called in January or February. SPORTSMEN CONTACTED. TO AID FIRE CONTROL J. D. Rafferty, law enforcement officer for the Tahoe National Forest, stated today that all sportsmen in the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn areas are being contacted as rapidly as possible on fire prevention methods. All so far interviewed are willing to cooperate 100 per cent. They will serve as fire prevention officers, acting voluntarily.’ Identification cards are being prepared for these men and officers are working over time to get ready for opening of hunting season. : Orders have come from the state division of forestry to issue no more burning permits for burning brush, trash, or blasting logs until further notice. Due to the great number of fires and unusually dry season this precaution was deemed best. « unfailing performance. Could you sdy as much for the battery in your car? Be sure your next f battery is an Exide, because — WHEN IT’S AN EXIDE DEALERS: cov START ° * FREE INSPECTION ON ALL MAKG6 OF BATTERIES DISTRIBUTED BY GEORGE BROTHERS GRASS VALLEY Andy's Associated Service, Nevada City. Cliff Dancer, North San Juan. Ed Hurlbit, Hills Flat, Grass Valley. Si Fischer, Downieville. J. B. Sircey, Sierra City. Bank Street Auto Laundry, Grass Valley PIONEERS PARK ARE SUGGESTED The Park Commission met this afternoon and brought wp suggestions for improving Pioneers Park. Tony Rore proposed having signs made directing people to the ‘park, It was also suggested that seed be sown in the spring and have the ground about the pool brightened by green grass and flowers. The commission will meet with the city council in an effort to secure lights and bleachers for the baseball park for, evening. Sames next year, It was estimated this would cost about $2,000. A request will be made to have the road through the park oiled next season. The park commission suggested the pool be closed when interest lags in ‘iswimming.” SERVICES HELD FOR LATE DORA WINNEY Funeral services were held in Holmes Funeral Home chapel yesterday afternoon for the late Mrs. Dora Winney who passed away early Friday morning at the home of her son, Claude EB. Winney, on the Tahoe Ukiah highway. She was a native of Ohio aged 71 years She came to Nevada City about twelve years ago to reside with her son. She is survived by the following sons and daughters, E, E. Winney, Taft; C. E. Winney, Nevada City; L. W. Winney, Grass Valley; Mrs. Flossie Whipp and Mrs. Hazel Chapman, Nevada City, besides grandchildren, great grandchildren and a brother and sister. LAST RITES ARE HELD FOR GIACOMO ZANOCCO Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for the late Giacomo “Jake” Zanocco, well known Nevada City citizen who passed away in a Sacramento hospital Friday morning after several weeks illness. He was 64 years of age and a native of Italy. He came to Nevada City over 45 years ago. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Mrs. Zaira Zanocco. sons and daughters, Fred Zanocco, Nevada Zanocco, Mrs. Loretta Morandi, Grass Valley with the following step-sons and daughters,. Leon Duceschi, Miss Lily Dueschi, Mrs. Elsie Gladriamire, James Duceschi, San Luis Obispo, besides grand children, nieces and nephews. BIGGEST “BUYS” IN ‘KELVINATOR’S 3 by gonien INVITED to the most smashing big-value event in our history . Kelvinator’s 25th Anniversary! And it’s your opportunity to own a beautiful new Kelvinator elecAnd remember—at a price tric refrigerator at an amazlike this, it’s easy to have one ingly low price! of these big new Kelvinators Comeintoday.Seethisnew in your kitchen! Den’t miss a Kelvinator beauty. Hear the story of its sensational coldRio Grande Station, Nevada City. — $1549 BUYS A BIG 6 CU. FT. “THRIFTY 6” KELVINATOR ' CONDITIONED COLD Moist cold osu moist Normal cold pee normal cold is besi Seeearanr es making power—the silent, [*:; sealed POLARSPHERE. Learn about ‘“‘conditioned” cold. See startling new timeand work-saving conveniences! chance like this. Come in— today! ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 Sey e.

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CiTyY_NUG NUGGET _ MONDAY, AUGUST 21, en = ~ STORK BRINGS DAUGHTER * Born to Mr. and rs. C. G. ing, Monday, 1939, -a daughter. ‘ SURE GY YS ARS. Ek “ay ‘ ‘Miss Dorothy August 21, : Feagans of Keno, “Spent Sunday in’Nevada City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geary Feagans, who has been at Alleghany. LTE ssclitiaeniiniaaesdidintaianndiaaiiaaaeaiaaiaa ee a] “COLOMBO BULLION Faller. _ of Butler street, Grass Valley, in the (Nevada City Sanitarium this morn-. School Supplies We carry the largest and most complete stock of schoeoi. stafionery needs. GYRAL — Note BINDERS—From 10c — PARKETTE and Cliprer Fountain Pens. Mechanical Drawin Sets, Art and Drawing Supplies, PENCILS, TABLETS, INKS,: ETC, SPECIAL—LUNCH KITS $1.3 R. E. HARRIS: me a Phone DRUG STORE . 100 Books in all ORE GIVEN MILL TEST Art Hammond nd interested in the Colombo Bullion mine at Sierra City stated Saturday that the ore accord‘ing to aSsay sheets from the International Smelter and Refining comseny of Salt Lake ‘City runs as follows: 7 ot one: Shipped May 5, 1939 and containing 1370 pounds of concentrates brought $877.47; lot ‘two, shipped June 14, a car load shipment containing 99,940 pounds of ore brought $1130.76. the ore value ayeraging $27 per ton; lot three, shipped July 12, with a freight weight . of 112,340 pounds of ore brought . ' $917.33 or an average value of $20.1543 per ton; lot four, shipped July 14, containing 120,780 pounds of ore / $2025.48 or $40.768 per ton. . ‘This property contains 150 acres and was owned and operated by the late Frank J. Cook for 40 years. Mr. HHammond states there is a 5 foot vein producing the ore which comes /out through the number three tunnel. Mrs. Hammond is a daughter of the late Mr. Cook. The mine is leas;ed to R. D. Compton and W. G. Far. rell. ey and other relatives. Nevada SECOND FIDDL TUESDAY and af US'E A human drama HELL’S KITCHEN ster as well, forms the novel plot demonstration of Sonja’s supreme ice skating talent in a moving musical drama. One of the film features of 1939. bonky-tonk chorus girl and a ranch manager who is starting life .all over again after being sent to prison for a crime he did not commit. Robert Young is presented as the ranch manager and Ann Sothern appears as Maisie. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Theatre MONDAY Starring Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power with music by _ Irving Berlin in a beautiful, graceful WEDNESDAY based upon the romance of a The ‘Dead-End”’ kids in a new type roles. How they reform the roform school, and an ex-gang_INCENDIARISTS STILL B 'SY IN LOCAL FORESTS A fire believed to be of incendiary . origin flared up in the You Bet section yesterday afternoon at about 1:30 and before. being brought unclub. der control had burned over 100 acres of ground. Two roads, an old hydraulic wash and a stream helped to ward the Steep Hollow district. There . with State Ranger Sharpe and the! Tahoe National Forest sent 50 CCC boys out also. Whites Crossing The fire north of Nevada City which started Friday near Whites Crossing below the Excelsior ditch covered 150 acres of timber and 200 acres of brush before being brought under control. The flumes were burned out in several places letting water out that was flowing to the Pleasant Vailey section and it will be two or three days before the flumes are repaired. The fire burned ali day . ROTARY SPEAKER ,ial session of ;a.rule, restoring to that keep the fire in control. It burned tO-. business of naming . deal with the various. bills that are were 16 state men on the fire lines! SEN. SEAWELLIS “Ninety per cent of the legislators, meeting: in’ Sacramento last session, did so with an open mind and a willingness to ects cei with © Senator Olson,’’ declared State Senator . Jerrold Seawell this noon in an address before the Grass Valley Rotary + The senate, however, at the spec1938 had adopted body the committees to . offered in every session, This was 2 ‘constitutional prerogative that shad i been lost many years ago when this duty was assigned to the lieutenant governor. The senate on convening in January enforced this rule, and accordingly a committee on committees was named by the Senate itself, which proceeded to name all _ the usual committees on legislaton, despite the protest of Lieutenant Goyernor Patterson. Both the assembly made a thorough examination of the governor's budget and proceeded ‘to pare it down. Saving thereby some 15 millions of tax payers money. The relief ' health, HELD ON CHARGE . > Alfred Nicholson: 4% years of age, is held in the county jail on a charge preferred by the mother of a 17 year old girl. The arrest was made by Undersheriff Wii: Woods and Deputy Fred Williford, Saturday. week ago. Dan Coughlan was brought to NaCHARGE DISMISSED Harry Miller of the Rough and Ready district, arrested on a peace disturbance charge, came up for his ; araignment today. His wife appeared : and dismissed the charges, and they 4 went away together. Deputy Sheriff Carl T. Larsen made the vada City from Columbia Hill Saiurday to undergo treatments for his Mrs. in Boulder street. Clara Searfe has had a new pavement laid in front of her home DOZYOU KNOW THAT.. ; Exide Batteries may save your life in a modern hospital Electric light companies take every ‘precaution to prevent current interi fuptions. But, in many modern hospitals, if operating-room lights SHOULD go out, emergency lighting systems equipped with Exide Batteries auto‘matically and instantly provide light. \Hospitals depend on Exides because long experience has proved their +over a period of several years, was vada City. "TRANSFERS ANNOUNCED Alex Campbell, formerly of Stersen National Forest, has been chosen to fill the vacancy left by transfer of William Anderson. Campbell will have charge of the North Bloomfield and Mt. Oro sections. About a month ago Ranger Frank McCaslin who had been in the same section promoted to a position in the Georgeof “Hell's Kitchen. a town section in El Dorado National Forest. of “ome in and see our large stock of school needs in every department. Our prices are lower than ever before. WE. ALSO CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES MENS CORDUROY PANTS ZIPPER FRONT CREAM AND ARMY COLOR 2.93 HIGH SCHOOL BELTS BOUGHT ESPECIALLY FOR NEVADA HIGH Belt and 9O8e buckle SWEAT SHIRTS All Color and Fieece Lined. A dandy garment for school Garment for 9O8e school Others at 59c and 79c PENCIL TABLETS x10" ; size 4de

65 sheets of fine smooth finish {Knit Rayon : All sizes ] BOYS! PLAID FRONT be EATERS 1.930 Colorful! Warm! Durable! All wool front—with raglan sleeves, back and trim in Slide Fastener Front! . contrasting knit. Half belted back ! NEW FALL STYLES! GIRLS’ SKIRTS ' Priced! apabee All -.woolflannel, rayon-and-wool shetlands and plaids! Hip, bodice, . 8 suspender sa ies3-16, Economy SWEATERS GIRLS’ PURE WOOL Sizes to 16 9oe . Need J Girls! Rearing You ree Back To-School Girls: New Sunny Tucker DRESSESIn Fall 938e BOYS’ WORK SHIRTS Sanforized for lasting fit! Of tough Triple Stitched! covert or chambray 39e Styles! Miss Prep © GIRL PANTIES Sizes 814 to 10 BOYS SLACK SOCKS Elastic Tops! Bright Colors! 100 25e CHILDREN A 2 Many colors Closed or yy . Fly Front! BOYS’ BRIEFS LASTEX WAIST 19¢ Friday and until the next morning Miss Retha Downey of Smartville; before being brought under control spent the week end in ‘Nevada City by 30 state fire fighters from Yuba with her mother, Mrs. George Downand Nevada counties and 75 CCC boys . from Camp Forbes, Hobart and Tahoe, and a bull dozer from the Tahoe . National Forest headquarters at NeFOR FOREST SERVICE ling City and coming from the Las. IMPROVEMENTS City; Mrs. Jeannette Harris, William Nevada City; part of the budget was removed and made into a separate bill. Senator Seawell expects a special session of the legislature to be called in January or February. SPORTSMEN CONTACTED. TO AID FIRE CONTROL J. D. Rafferty, law enforcement officer for the Tahoe National Forest, stated today that all sportsmen in the Nevada City, Grass Valley and Auburn areas are being contacted as rapidly as possible on fire prevention methods. All so far interviewed are willing to cooperate 100 per cent. They will serve as fire prevention officers, acting voluntarily.’ Identification cards are being prepared for these men and officers are working over time to get ready for opening of hunting season. : Orders have come from the state division of forestry to issue no more burning permits for burning brush, trash, or blasting logs until further notice. Due to the great number of fires and unusually dry season this precaution was deemed best. « unfailing performance. Could you sdy as much for the battery in your car? Be sure your next f battery is an Exide, because — WHEN IT’S AN EXIDE DEALERS: cov START ° * FREE INSPECTION ON ALL MAKG6 OF BATTERIES DISTRIBUTED BY GEORGE BROTHERS GRASS VALLEY Andy's Associated Service, Nevada City. Cliff Dancer, North San Juan. Ed Hurlbit, Hills Flat, Grass Valley. Si Fischer, Downieville. J. B. Sircey, Sierra City. Bank Street Auto Laundry, Grass Valley PIONEERS PARK ARE SUGGESTED The Park Commission met this afternoon and brought wp suggestions for improving Pioneers Park. Tony Rore proposed having signs made directing people to the ‘park, It was also suggested that seed be sown in the spring and have the ground about the pool brightened by green grass and flowers. The commission will meet with the city council in an effort to secure lights and bleachers for the baseball park for, evening. Sames next year, It was estimated this would cost about $2,000. A request will be made to have the road through the park oiled next season. The park commission suggested the pool be closed when interest lags in ‘iswimming.” SERVICES HELD FOR LATE DORA WINNEY Funeral services were held in Holmes Funeral Home chapel yesterday afternoon for the late Mrs. Dora Winney who passed away early Friday morning at the home of her son, Claude EB. Winney, on the Tahoe Ukiah highway. She was a native of Ohio aged 71 years She came to Nevada City about twelve years ago to reside with her son. She is survived by the following sons and daughters, E, E. Winney, Taft; C. E. Winney, Nevada City; L. W. Winney, Grass Valley; Mrs. Flossie Whipp and Mrs. Hazel Chapman, Nevada City, besides grandchildren, great grandchildren and a brother and sister. LAST RITES ARE HELD FOR GIACOMO ZANOCCO Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for the late Giacomo “Jake” Zanocco, well known Nevada City citizen who passed away in a Sacramento hospital Friday morning after several weeks illness. He was 64 years of age and a native of Italy. He came to Nevada City over 45 years ago. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, Mrs. Zaira Zanocco. sons and daughters, Fred Zanocco, Nevada Zanocco, Mrs. Loretta Morandi, Grass Valley with the following step-sons and daughters,. Leon Duceschi, Miss Lily Dueschi, Mrs. Elsie Gladriamire, James Duceschi, San Luis Obispo, besides grand children, nieces and nephews. BIGGEST “BUYS” IN ‘KELVINATOR’S 3 by gonien INVITED to the most smashing big-value event in our history .. Kelvinator’s 25th Anniversary! And it’s your opportunity to own a beautiful new Kelvinator elecAnd remember—at a price tric refrigerator at an amazlike this, it’s easy to have one ingly low price! of these big new Kelvinators Comeintoday.Seethisnew in your kitchen! Den’t miss a Kelvinator beauty. Hear the story of its sensational coldRio Grande Station, Nevada City. — $1549 BUYS A BIG 6 CU. FT. “THRIFTY 6” KELVINATOR ' CONDITIONED COLD Moist cold osu moist Normal cold pee normal cold is besi Seeearanr es making power—the silent, [*:; sealed POLARSPHERE. Learn about ‘“‘conditioned” cold. See startling new timeand work-saving conveniences! chance like this. Come in— today! ALPHA STORES, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 Grass Valley Phone 88 Sey e.